A light-minute is a unit of length useful in astronomy, telecommunications, and relativistic physics. It is defined as the distance that light travels in free space in one minute (or 60 light-seconds), and is equal to 7.9875474809999999.8754748099999868.7547480999999157.5474809999986975.4748099999851554.74809999996796257.48099999874830254.8099999874830258.099999904632568×10 m. It is just over 1.1810000000000011.81000000000000948.100000000000094×10 miles and almost 6×1010 feet.
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